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One hub for every system

System integration and APIs

The systems you already pay for, connected through one hub, with a connection built where a vendor offers none and file transfers automated. With sales, quoting and billing linked, a lead gets a price faster and a finished job is invoiced sooner.

Start a conversationSee it step by step
  • CRM
  • Web portal
  • Billing
Address change6 routes · all green
  • ERP
  • Support desk
  • Data warehouse

An edit in any of the three is written to the other five.

See it work

One edit, six systems

Twelve links become one hub

System integration, before and after: six systems wired to each other by twelve point-to-point links, then the same six systems connected through one integration hub Before: CRM, Web portal, Billing, ERP, Support desk and Data warehouse, each linked directly to four of the others, twelve links in all. After: the same six systems in the same places, each with one connection to an integration hub that holds one customer model. CRM, the web portal and billing send changes to the hub and receive them; ERP, the support desk and the data warehouse only receive. Moving dots show one change made in CRM reaching the other five systems through the hub.
  1. Every pair has its own formatChanging one system means finding and retesting every link it touches.
  2. One shared customer formatEach system is matched to it once, so a new system joins in one step.
  3. Replacing a system changes one linkCustomer records and their history carry over to the new system.

Connections we build

Each connection runs on Temporal and uses the format each system already speaks.

  1. 01A map of every system, connection and owner
  2. 02APIs added to databases, old software and vendor exports
  3. 03Partner file transfers (EDI, SFTP) with checks and alerts
  4. 04Syncing with conflict rules, retries and reconciliation
  5. 05A page per flow: what moves, when it runs and who to call
  6. 06A test copy of every flow, used before changes go live
Yours at the end

integration-hub/

flows/A sync job for each connected system

model/The shared customer format and its tests

reports/The daily cross-check job

docs/Who to call for each flow and when it runs

The address change, updated everywhere

TodaySix systems, wired pair by pair

A different contractor per link

01Map
Fields7 tracked
Customer IDsLinked in every system
ConflictsZIP, CRM wins
02Connect
ConnectionsOne per system
Customer formatVersion 3
Updates5, in 67 seconds
03Watch
Retries5, then an alert
Failed updates0 today
Daily cross-check06:00, 0 open
OutEvery copy agreesIn sync
Address everywhere90 Foundry Rd
Open conflicts0
Old linksRetired

By industry

Hospital, freight and data center systems, kept in sync

ADT and lab feedsHL7v2 and FHIR
Registrations sent as ADT
1,208 today, all acknowledgedFlowing
Lab results filed via FHIR
Matched to the chart by MRNFlowing
One update lacks insurance
Sent back to registrationReturned
A spec for each interface
Kept in your repositoryDocumented

Every message is acknowledged or returned with a reason.

Healthcare providers

Supplier ship noticeEDI 856
Ship notice lands on SFTP
2 pallets, 14 cartons
Fails the guide: no PO reference
Returned with the field named
3Corrected notice due back
Receiving warned in advance
4Post to the warehouse system
Expected at the dock by appointment

A bad notice goes back with the field named.

Logistics and supply chain

Cross-connect order4 systems
Order signed in the CRM
To provisioning, cabinet namedSynced
Patch confirmed, asset system
Port and panel back on the orderSynced
Billing starts from the patch
Start date from the asset recordSynced
One order’s port differs
Both records sent to provisioningMismatch

Billing and the patch record agree before an invoice goes out.

Data centers and colocation

How it goes live

  1. 01 · Optional

    Every connection

    Every direct link, who owns it and what breaks

  2. 02 · Optional

    One flow first

    One flow moved and checked against the old link

  3. 03 · Integration and APIs

    Every flow, moved

    One system at a time, each checked before the next

  4. 04 · Ongoing

    Watch and check

    Failures alert the flow’s owner; every copy checked daily

Related services

Then picked up by reports, orders and alerts

Each change reaches the reports with its history.

Data engineering and pipelines

Reads order history from the order system’s new API.

Legacy modernization

A flow that keeps failing alerts the person who owns it.

Infrastructure monitoring and SRE

All solutions

List the systems you need connected

We come back with every link mapped and a scope to connect them.

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